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Inside This Issue
• Presidents Letter
• 2-Day Basic Heavy Duty Tow class
Registration Form
• Light Duty Tow class Registration Form
• TRAA Fall Board of Directors’ Meeting
Notice
• Nineteen PA Billboards Donated to Spirit
Ride
• Beware of “Fake” MPTA Solicitors
• U.S. Retail Fuel Markets See Paradox in
Supply Run-Outs on Storm
• Electronic Log Devices
• Zip’s “Slow Down For A Cause” Decals
• MPCA Expects $200K in Grant Funding to
Upgrade Diesels
A u g u s t 2 0 1 7 P u b l i c a t i o n o f t h e M i n n e s o t a P r o f e s s i o n a l T o w i n g A s s o c i a t i o n
MPTA Members have a Blast at
Elko Speedway “Once again the MPTA’s Eve of Destruction didn’t disappoint”
This past July marks the fourth time the MPTA has hosted and spon-
sored its annual picnic at Elko Speedway. Over 150 MPTA towing
members, friends and family attended this perfect evening of fun and
excitement. The evening began with towing members displaying their
trucks and equipment out on the plaza for the crowds of people to view.
Around 5:30, a buffet style meal of Hamburgers and Hot dogs with all
the fixings was served along with a live 50/50 raffle, raising $480 for
the Spirit Ride. Congratulations to the Schmidt Towing Service team!
Pooling their funds buying raffle tickets wining a cool $480 in cash.
Our towing members have the biggest hearts! Soon after, the Schmidt
Towing Service team donated $100 back to the Spirit Ride as Stillwater
Towing also contributed another $100- raising a total of $680 for the
Spirit Ride. For information about the Spirit Ride, visit www.
atspiritride.com.
Towing members and families were also treated to several $50 and $20
cash prize drawings from the MPTA and its sponsors as many kiddos
were given DQ gift cards given. This was just the beginning!
MPTA members led the “parade lap” out on the track with their wreck-
ers dressed up in American flags, lights flashing as race fans cheered on
our members. With many events including live racing and other activi-
ties as the “Eve of Destruction” was under way as Elko Speedway didn’t
disappoint.
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MPTA Board of Directors
MPTA contact information:
2886 Middle Street
Little Canada, MN 55117
Phone: 651-487-2231
800-627-6782
Fax: 651-487-2447
Email: [email protected]
If you would like to make a one time
contribution to help with the legislative
efforts, please send your donations to:
MPTA
2886 Middle Street
Little Canada, MN 55117
PRESIDENT
Brett Letourneau
Citywide Service Corp.
9309 83rd Ave. N.
Brooklyn Park, MN 55445
763-424-4900
‘16-’18
Lance Burda
Burdas Towing
PO Box 249
Rogers, MN 55374
763-428-9911
‘17-’19
SECRETARY/TREASURER
Ron Feist
Feist Automotive
1875 N. Lilac Dr.
Golden Valley, MN 55422
763-544-5512
‘15-’17
Joe Lomsdal
Aggressive Towing
2636 16th Ave So
Moorhead, MN 56560
218-287-2344
‘15-’17
Lonnie Krackow
Borkowski Towing & Salvage
PO Box 868
Winona, MN 55987
507-452-9073
‘17-’19
Kyle Siewert
Siewert’s Towing
3424 North Service Dr
Red Wing, MN 55066
651-388-9163
‘16-’18
DIRECTORS:
Jenn Pearson
Twin Cities Wrecker Sales
1301 Jackson St
St. Paul, MN 55117
651-488-4210
‘17-’19
LOBBYIST
Rob Leighton
Nolan, Thompson, & Leighton
952-405-7171
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Lance Klatt
2886 Middle Street
Little Canada, MN 55117
651-487-2231
LEGAL COUNSEL
Randy Thompson
Nolan, Thompson, & Leighton
952-405-7171
OFFICE STAFF
Norie Hennen
Nikki Wakefield
2886 Middle Street
Little Canada, MN 55117
651-487-2231
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 2
VICE - PRESIDENT
Phil Collins
Collins Brothers Towing, Inc.
PO Box 405
Elk River, MN 55330
763-241-9177
‘15-’17
Ron Gardas Jr
Twin Cities Transport & Recovery
3760 Flowerfield Rd
Blaine, MN 55014
763-784-7501
‘16-’18
MPTA Newsbreak ~ July 2017 3
Presidents Letter
Written by President, Brett Letourneau
Our annual event at Elko Speedway was well attended and a huge success. Thank you to everyone that attended and I
encourage all of our members to come out next year.
We have a 2-day basic heavy duty tow school scheduled on September 19 & 20, 2017 featuring Instructor Don Cerov-
ski of Wreckmaster. The tow school includes towability, basic hook-ups, air systems, drive lines, and extensive class-
room learning. For more information on the class please look at page (4) for the registration form.
Our Annual meeting will be held on September 19, 2017 at 6:00pm at Jimmy’s Food & Drink in Vadnais Heights. All
members are welcome and are encouraged to attend. Following the meeting we are going to be holding a Celebration
of Tow School Students with cocktails and appetizers.
We will also be holding a light duty school on October 4, 2017. The one day course will focus on the basics of every-
day towing with a 1-ton flatbed, basic hook-ups, use of dollies, and wheel lifts with limited classroom instructed by
Ron Feist, Ron Gardas Jr. and the Minnesota Professional Towing Association Board of Directors. For more infor-
mation please turn to page (6) for the registration form.
Please support our efforts to educate towing professionals in Minnesota by attending one of the seminars.
Enjoy the beginning of fall and I hope to see everyone at one of our upcoming tow schools.
Brett
Please send completed form to: MPTA
2886 Middle Street
Little Canada, MN 55117
Phone: 651-487-2231
800-627-6782
Fax: 651-487-2447
Basic Heavy Duty
Hands-On Training Fee Members: $545.00 per student
Non-members: call MPTA office for
details
Registration Form - **Return by September 15th**
Minnesota Professional Towing Association is
offering a 2-Day Basic Heavy Duty towing class
September 19 & 20, 2017 featuring Instructor
Don Cerovski of WreckMaster
Held at the MN Dot Building
244 East Maryland Ave
St Paul, MN 55117
Student (s):
Business Name
Address
Phone
Grand Total $
Method of Payment: MasterCard Visa Check Enclosed
Credit Card #
Signature
Exp. Date: CVS Code
Cancellation Policy -
credit only for future schools
Hotel: Holiday Inn Express & Suites*1100 East Co Rd E* Vadnais Heights, MN 55110*651-484-2400
September 20th: Basic Heavy Duty
8:00am to 5:00 pm Classroom & Hands on Training
September 19th: Basic Heavy Duty
7:30am Registration/Breakfast
8:00am to 5:00pm Classroom & Hands on Training
6:00pm Annual Meeting (Jimmys Food & Drink)
7:15pm Celebration of Tow School Students at
Jimmy’s Food & Drink (Cocktails & Appetizers)
1132 Co Rd E East, Vadnais Heights, MN 55110
September 19 & 20, 2017 Agenda
Basic Heavy Duty includes towability, basic hook-ups, air systems, Drive lines, and extensive
classroom learning.
Total $
***All Participants will receive MPTA Completion Certificate***
Breakfast and lunch will be provided both days.
Please bring a pair of gloves, work clothes and a positive Attitude!
Don Cerovski
Since March of 2005, Don has
been an avid instructor at
WreckMaster– teaching all
students of the towing industry
how to properly execute tow-
ing, recovery, transport training
while offering certification.
Minimum of 15
participants to hold
class
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The highlight of the evening was the spectator drags, or shall I say, “the demo derby”? Eight MPTA towing members
brought their own cars to track testing their skills and testosterone. Special thanks to those for taking the time bring-
ing a car to the track and giving the crows a heck of show!
From what I am hearing, MPTA members and guests had great time. If you missed the MPTA Annual Picnic at Elko
Speedway this year, you will have to attend next year to see how we can top this past year’s event.
MPTA thanks the following sponsors/contributors to this year’s Annual Picnic:
Bill Haas
763-421-6153
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 5
Light Duty Tow Truck Operator One Day Hands-On Training Class
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Held at the MN Dot Building
244 East Maryland Ave
St Paul, MN 55117
Wednesday, October 4, 2017 Agenda
7:30am Registration
8:00am to 4:30pm Classroom & Extensive Hands-On Training • Breakfast and lunch will be provided.
• A pair of gloves and work clothes will be needed, expect to get dirty.
***All Participants will receive MPTA Certification Certificate*** Please send completed form to: MPTA
2886 Middle Street
Little Canada, MN 55117
Phone: 651-487-2231
800-627-6782
Fax: 651-487-2447
Hands-On Training
Members: $195.00 per student
Non-members: $295.00 per student
Dispatchers:
Free with paid membership
The one day course will focus on the basics of everyday towing with a 1-ton, flatbed, basic
hook-ups, use of dollies, and wheel lifts with limited classroom instructed by Ron Feist,
Ron Gardas Jr. and the Minnesota Professional Towing Association Board of Directors.
Name of Student (s):
Business Name
Address
Phone
Registration Form
Member #:
Total $
Method of Payment: Discover MasterCard Visa Check
Credit Card # Signature
Exp. Date: CVS Code
Grand Total
• Minimum of 15 participants to hold class
• Cancellation Policy - credit only for future schools
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 7
RSVP Today! TRAA Fall Board of Directors’
Meeting Notice
When: Thursday-Friday, September 14-15, 2017
Where: 2017 Hall of Fame Induction Weekend Chattanoogan Hotel in Chattanooga, TN
2017 Affiliate Member State Directors are eligible to vote during the Fall Board of Director's Meeting. To
confirm your association's Affiliate Member status or elected State Director email the TRAA Office today.
Please RSVP via email to the TRAA Office.
An accurate headcount will enable us to prepare the appropriate materials for all eligible meeting attendees.
Visit www.traaonline.com/events/traa-events/ for updated committee meeting schedule.
Nineteen PA Billboards Donated to Spirit Ride
Nineteen highway billboards are going up in the Lancaster area of Pennsylvania, courtesy of Lamar Adver-
tising. The generous gift is made in respect to Duchnick's Towing of Scott Township, Pennsylvania. Duch-
nick is hosting a Spirit Ride event on September 23rd.
Tom Donahue, GM of Lamar Advertising, said he was pleased to be able to slot the Spirit Ride Move-Over
billboard message into nineteen locations that garner over 600,000 impressions weekly. The Move-Over bill-
board will reach the eyes of over one million motorists in September. Donahue said he will keep giving ex-
posure to Move-Over as he is able to do so.
The American Towman Spirit Ride's mission is creating public awareness of the Slow Down, Mover Over
law that exists in every state of the Union. – Tow Industry Week
Beware of “Fake” MPTA Solicitors”
Seems like most of us receive unwanted solicited phone calls, emails or visits. Special thanks to Dan from
Dan’s Complete Automotive Care for alerting the MPTA on the most recent “unwanted” solicitor. A individ-
ual by the name of “Bill” from Advanced Supply called Dan’s saying the MPTA gave them the members
phone numbers and recommended Advanced Supply sell our members a rust inhibitor. When Dan said he
wasn’t interested, the man named “Bill” turned on Dan and began calling him nasty names.
Just as a side note, the MPTA doesn’t share your contact information unless they are a member of the MPTA.
Thanks again to Dan for alerting the MPTA and its members about this fake MPTA solicitor. Your loyalty to
the MPTA is very much appreciated. I guess we need to be aware of everything these days!
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 9
Analysis: U.S. Retail Fuel Markets See Paradox in Supply
Run-Outs on Storm
MPTA members may continue to see higher fuel prices in the next coming months. A major storm would have a
significant impact on U.S. refinery production and fuel supply, but a confluence of other factors are further con-
stricting supplies to the point of run-outs at the retail pumps.
Panic buying sprees at the retail stations, strict supply allocations at wholesale terminals, a lack of drivers and
equipment, state emergency orders and social media frenzy put significant pressure on the fuel distribution system
from the refinery to the retail pumps as seen in Texas in the past two
weeks. Panic buying ahead of the Hurricane Harvey is a major factor contributing to supply outs. The supply
crunch then led to a significant increase in retail fuel prices as refined fuels are distributed from the north.
The states of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina are expected to see the similar fuel supply issues and supply run-
outs experienced in Texas as Hurricane Irma approaches the Southeast region.
The Southeast region is already seeing panic buying ahead of Irma, with some people buying for storage and some
for evacuation. Residents in the path of the storm are advised cities to fill up their cars and tanks as an emergency
precaution. This tightens the supply in the storm-affected markets.
However, the storm impact on fuel supplies is far reaching than just the immediate markets in the storm's path.
As seen in Texas, Corpus Christi, Houston and Port Arthur were hit by Hurricane Harvey, creating supply issues in
those markets. However, Dallas/Fort Worth, San Antonio and other areas have also seen a rush to fill up gas tanks
due to fear of potential supply outs.
In the Southeast, Irma is expected to reach Miami on Sunday and possibly up the coasts of Georgia and South Car-
olina. The tight supply issue is expected to spread to inland markets in the Southeast, possibly adding more pres-
sure on the already constrained Colonial Pipeline, which is playing catch-up with deliveries. Colonial Pipeline does
not serve Florida directly, but it delivers fuel into Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina.
OPIS reported on Wednesday that the panic buying at Florida retail pumps began on Tuesday, and the spike in re-
tail demand is expected to continue to rise ahead of the storm's possible arrival on Sunday. Many retailers are al-
ready out of fuel in Florida due to a supply run by drivers and the inability to pull resupplies from wholesale termi-
nals. Many unbranded customers are facing supply
allocations or have been cut off as fuel suppliers prioritize their branded customers over unbranded amid a tighten-
ing supply
Also, the scramble for supply is evident in the shifting rack pricing dynamics in Florida. The rack markets in Flori-
da are seeing a sharp price inversion for branded and unbranded prices at about 14cts/gal, with unbranded being
substantially more expensive than branded.
Panic Mode
Panic buying could cause retail fuel demand to increase three to five times the normal demand, a retailer told OPIS.
When this happens, inventories at the terminals are quickly depleted or the terminals put everyone on allocations to
avoid running out completely.
The supply issue could be minimized if people conserve fuel and not hoard fuel
in their gas tanks or in canisters. The biggest fuel storage in Texas in the past two weeks was in the cars.
(continued on page 10)
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 10
(continued from page 9)
Panic buying sprees were seen across the state of Texas from Corpus Christi to Dallas/Fort Worth. The Dallas/Fort Worth
market, which was not directly impacted by Hurricane Harvey, saw a rush to fill up at the pumps last week, mostly based on
unfounded fear of supply run-outs.
OPIS notes a paradox in the supply run-outs, especially in Dallas/Fort Worth, as people rushed to the pumps to fill up and
keep their gas tanks full at all times because of concerns about running out of fuel. However, drivers unwittingly make their
unfound concerns a reality.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and some fuel distributors had said that Texas does not have fuel supply shortage, but the state has
a distribution problem.
Houston distributors have flown in truck drivers from other states as far as Michigan to deliver fuel. A sharp increase in de-
mand is not helping this manpower issue during a crisis.
Industry sources said that truck and driver availability has been tight across the country, and this resource base cannot han-
dle a 300% increase in demand in 48 hours. The retailer said he had to pay $3,500 a day to get trucks from Chicago to de-
liver fuel from Chicago and Indianapolis into Tennessee, Texas, and Alabama.
"There might be inventory in the system but it may not be available because the terminal won't release it or there are no
trucks and drivers to haul it," the retailer said.
As seen in Texas in the past two weeks and now Florida, terminals are allocating fuel supplies as suppliers prioritize supply
commitments to their branded customer over their unbranded ones. Unbranded customers could face reduced supplies or
have their supplies completely cut-off. Major retailers typically have a portfolio of both branded and unbranded supplies to
ensure at least some barrels during an emergency.
There is a time lag of getting resupplies to the pumps after the buying sprees emptied some retail stations. Following the
resupplies, retailers could be stuck with overpriced inventory as demand falls, some sources said.
They said that history repeats itself in the U.S. retail fuel markets in response to major storms. Could take a while for prices
to come down if they come down.
Electronic Log Devices (By Sally Anderson)
With the new mandate in place by the FMCSA that states all carriers will need to use an ELD (electronic log device) for computing and re-
cording hours of service/mileage by December 18, 2017, I would like to introduce a very reputable program and company that I am working
directly with.
HOS247 was developed, implemented and received their certification from the FMCSA. This program can handle all your ELD needs for
your company and more. With a very user -friendly interface, great customer service should you have questions, along with the option to
pick from multiple plans, this program is in my mind the one to go with.
Dzmitry has been generous to offer a 10% discount to all Road Ready Consulting clients that that sign up on ANY of the plans offered. Use
code SALLY2017 to receive this discount.
I've attached some information to this email or check out the webpage at hos27.com. Please also feel free to contact Dzmitry at
[email protected] and he would be more than happy to assist.
Please feel free to pass this information along to anyone else that may be looking for an ELD as well.
Sally A. Anderson/Founder, DOT Consultant
PO BOX 559, Anoka, MN 55303
612.804.9554
WWW.RoadReadyConsulting.com
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 10
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 12
Join the Movement! Zip’s has created “Slow Down Move Over” decals to bring awareness to everyone on the road. These decals are printed on reflective vi-nyl that is sure to be noticed by all or on perforated material so when placed on your window it does not obstruct your view. A portion of the proceeds from these decals will be donated to the Survivor Fund which provides financial support to the families of towing operators who have lost their lives in the line of service. Support the movement and order your decals at Zips.com now! Choose from 2 messages and several color options.
We’ve created our decals with two different messages to choose from: “It’s the Law” and “It Saves Lives.” Each of these messages
are available in 12 different colors to match your vehicle or your company's brand. Order yours today!
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 13
Member Directory Albert Lea Allen’s Tow & Travel
507-373-3551
Anoka North Star Towing
763-427-4160
Austin Midtown Towing
507-433-7374
Baxter Collins Brothers Towing
Of St. Cloud, Inc.
218-822-5525
Big Lake Bob’s Towing
763-262-8697
Blackduck Bogart’s Towing
218-835-4548
Blaine Twin Cities Transport
& Recovery
763-784-7501
Dan’s Complete Auto Care
763-784-8668
Frovik’s Towing
763-786-9220
Blooming Prairie
Darrick’s Preferred Auto
507-583-9994
Bloomington Chief’s Towing, Inc.
952-888-2201
Brooklyn Park Cardinal Towing
763-535-1202
Citywide Service
763-424-4900
Burnsville Captain Towing
952-856-2901
Cannon Falls Siewert’s Towing
507-263-4791
Coon Rapids Corky’s Towing
612-382-3858
Highway 10 Mobil
763-757-6789
Detroit Lakes DL Towing
218-847-6362
Aggressive Towing & Recovery
218-287-2344
Duluth Dukes Towing
218-722-8885
Mrs. Mac’s Towing
218-393-7377
East End Towing
218-349-3991
Eagan Mark’s Towing
651-454-1533
Eden Valley Jack’s Towing
320-453-6560
Edina Walser Automotive Group
952-345-4003
Elk River Collins Brothers Towing
763-241-9177
Bob’s Towing of Elk River
763-441-3666
Excelsior Williams Towing
952-446-9650
Faribault Glenn’s Service LLC
507-331-6605
Fergus Falls Beyer Towing
218-205-6137
Forest Lake Dan’s Towing
654-464-5551
Harold’s Towing & Recovery
651-464-5313
Frazee
Daggett Wrecker Service, Inc.
763-544-5512
Golden Valley Feist Automotive
763-544-5512
Hutchinson Modern Towing
320-587-4603
Inver Grove Heights
South East Towing
651-451-9721
Ironton
AutoSmith Service Group
1-218-545-5715
Jordan Wrecker Services, Inc
612-330-0013
Kasson T&K Towing Service
507-250-4573
Lakeville Marek’s Towing & Repair
952-469-3182
Loretto Loretto Towing
763-479-1943
Mankato Affordable Towing
507-388-8697
All American Towing
507-345-5005
Maple Grove
Chase Towing & Transport
763-315-3995
Marsahll
Pulver Towing
507-828-5720
Meadowlands
Mrs. Mac’s North
218-393-7377
Medina Kelly’s Wrecker Services
763-473-0558
Melrose Shaggy’s Towing
320-256-7855
Minneapolis Blaine Brothers
763-780-5130
Miller Towing
612-827-5591
Schmit Towing
763-253-1568
Minnetonka Kustom Karriers
952-938-4680
Moorhead Aggressive Towing & Recovery
218-287-2344
Ed’s Towing Service
218-233-7740
New Brighton Freeway Towing
651-633-5525
Statewide Towing
651-633-4262
New Prague Johnson Towing, Inc.
952-758-3852
Oakdale Twin Cities Transport
& Recovery
651-770-0152
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 14
Member Directory Owatonna Dean’s Westside Service
507-455-1950
Sweet Towing & Repair
507-451-3424
Plymouth Plymouth Automotive
763-544-3202
Frankies Towing Co
763-595-0321
Ramsey Bee Line Towing
763-568-0858
Red Wing Midway Auto
651-388-8296
Siewerts Garage
651-388-9163
Rochester CSC Towing
507-289-8344
Moody’s Towing & Auto Repair
507-289-2955
Rochester Towing, LLC
507-288-7317
Pulver Towing
507-282-3851
T&K Towing Service
507-250-4573
Rogers Burdas Towing
763-428-9911
Sauk Centre Centre Towing Inc.
320-352-1500
Savage Allen’s Service Inc.
952-894-1000
Scanlon Blaine Brothers
218-879-6681
Shakopee Shakopee Towing, Inc.
952-445-0030
Spring Lake Park Citywide Service
763-432-4550
St. Anthony Twin Cities Transport
& Recovery
612-789-4245
St. Cloud Collins Brothers Towing
Of St. Cloud, Inc.
320-257-5525
Andy’s Towing
320-251-5691
St. Francis
Gerdin Auto, Tire & Towing
763-434-1686
St. Paul
Twin Cities Transport & Recovery
651-642-1446
Stewartville Tri-State Towing
651-439-5744
Stillwater Stillwater Towing
651-439-5744
Tyler Bruender’s Corner Mart
507-247-5587
Virginia
Armory Shell Towing & Service
218-741-6050
Waseca Bocks Service Inc.
507-835-5407
Tesch Service Center
507-835-4610
West Concord T&K Towing Service
507-250-4573
Willmar
Ed’s Service Center & Sales
320-235-5945
Winona
Borkowski Towing & Salvage
507-452-9073
Zumbrota Bergs Towing & Repair
507-732-5613
IOWA Sioux City
Meier Towing Inc
712-258-0609
NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck Berg’s 24 Hour Towing
701-663-6491
SOUTH DAKOTA Big Stone
The Shop, Inc.
605-862-8215
Sioux Falls
Ace Towing Inc.
605-332-2173 WISCONSIN
Ashland
Tomlinson’s 24 Hour Towing
715-682-2717
Baldwin Day & Nite Towing, LLC
715-684-3359
Balsam Lake
Lake Services Unlimited
715-857-5753
LaCrosse
Goldbeck Towing Service
608-781-4869
Independence
Kabus Auto Body & Recovery
715-985-2252
Roberts Jerry’s Towing
715-749-4450
Superior Lake City Towing
218-722-7781
ASSOCIATE
Auto & Equipment Sales
AW Direct
Tom Welsh 608-662-3350
Tom’s Auto Sales
Ryan Tubbesing 651-482-8795
Twin Cities Wrecker Sales
Rod Pellow 651-488-4210
Zip’s Truck Equipment
Paul Rottinghaus 1-800-222-6047 Health Insurance
Haas Managed Benefits
Bill Haas 763-421-6153 Insurance
Midwest Insurance Service
John Hall 651-439-5939 Uniforms
Cintas
David Marta 763-425-6666
MPTA Newsbreak ~ August 2017 15
2-Day Basic Heavy Duty
Tow Class
September 19 & 20, 2017
7:30am Registration/Breakfast
8:00 am to 5:00pm Classroom &
Hands On Training
MN Dot Building
244 East Maryland Ave
St. Paul, MN 55117
MPTA Annual Meeting
September 19, 2017
6:00pm Meeting
Celebration of TowSchool Students
to follow at 7:15pm
with Cocktails & Appetizers
Jimmy’s Food & Drink
1132 Co Rd E East,
Vadnais Heights, MN 55110
Light Duty Tow Class
October 4, 2017
7:30am Registration/Breakfast
8:00 am to 4:30pm Classroom &
Hands On Training
MN Dot Building
244 East Maryland Ave
St. Paul, MN 55117
